(NOAH) "Donmai, Donmai" ~ Mitsuharu Misawa's diary ~ September 21st 2007

Cheers! Although it is autumn according to the calendar, Misawa is feeling that it's not getting any cooler. 

I hope you are all in good health. Actually, I myself started feeling unwell on the 8th, the day before the Budokan, and on the 8th and 9th, I felt like I had caught a cold, but on Monday the next week, the cold was full on. When I have a cold, it affects my bronchi, or throat, but I had work on Tuesday, so I somehow made it to the office, and went home as soon as work was over. I was in bed until Friday. On Friday, I had a photoshoot at work where I had to wear my ringwear, and somehow I felt like I was getting back to normal. Even though it's not a match, wearing costume is kind if a pain. In the past there were any smiling faces in costume shoots, but now, what is required has changed, and I think pro wrestling has also changed for the better, such as an expression that is not angry but is normal, or has a slight smile. By the way, I had other work to do that day, so I had to get up at 5:30 am. 

Well, the 17th, 24th and Monday are holidays, so I think many people will have a three-day weekend. It's nice to have a three-day weekend after the summer vacation is over. The weather is cooler than August, and I'm sure everyone has a lot of plans. But when I have a day off, the day before is the most fun, and the last day is the saddest. It's been like this since I was a child. I wake up early on my days off, but I can't wake up on my work days. It's nice to be able to sleep without worrying about time, but sometimes it's sad that my vacation has to end... I wish I had more time off! That's what I've been thinking lately. But isn't that the case all the time?

Now that I've complained, I'll answer the question from the dick-cheese guy. Well, I don't know if Aoki has that much dick-cheese, but I mean, "life is not going well" is not such a big deal, right? Even if you get called out during a match, the fans won't understand. Besides, do you live on a deserted island? If you are going to have a wash, wouldn't it be better to wash the dick-cheese, instead of your head? 

Enough with the preamble, let me answer your question for now. I don't hate a good rainy day, but sometimes the rain affects our work. When it rains, it's a pain to go outside. That's the hard part. Come to think of it, I haven't worn Wellingtons since elementary school. And that was only in the early grades of elementary school. So that means I haven't worn them for about 35 years. I don't particularly want to wear them, but while children look cool in Wellingtons, adults look a bit strange. I think there are umbrellas that can be worn with boots for women now, but I think it would be a problem for men if it rained. People who wear them for work look great, but if you wear them for commuting, they'll look terrible if it rains. By the way, should you tuck your trouser legs into your boots?

...Is this okay? You dick-cheese asshole. But I think Ippei has more dick-cheese build up though.

So, here is a question for Shiozaki-kun, who had a gastroscopy in his twenties. Speaking of September, it's almost time for sports day. Or rather, it seems like sports day comes early these days. Nowadays, most schools finish before summer, but in mu day, sports day was held in October. So my question for Shiozaki is, "What are your memories of sports day?" I remember that we usually lined up in "smallest to largest" order, but at sports day, we suddenly lined up in "largest to smallest". I was a relay runner from the first grade of elementary school to the third grade of junior high school. In junior high school, there were also relay races between clubs, and we had to run in the uniforms for that event, so it must have been tough for the Kendo club to run in hakama. Also, during the folk dance, everyone was pretending not to want to hold hands with the person they loved, even though they really wanted to. Looking back, that innocence was a good thing.

Before I knew it, the days had gotten longer and the hot weather was still continuing...huh? Maybe it's cooler today? I don't know if it's hot or cold when this diary entry is published, but I'm sure it's easier to sleep than in midsummer. Get enough sleep and work hard at your job and studies. See you in two weeks! Misawa.     

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